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Gaming and finance join forces to transform digital business

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Avid gamers and aspiring finance professionals can discover the emerging field of Gaming Finance and learn how gaming can be harnessed to create new business models and opportunities through RMIT’s new course – GameFi in the Web World.   GameFi combines elements of blockchain technology, decentralised finance, and gaming to explore innovative business models and opportunities. … Continued

Kicking off Melbourne International Games Week with TRON!

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RMIT Culture and RMIT Future Play Lab are excited to invite all gaming enthusiasts to a unique screening at the iconic Capitol of Steven Lisberger’s ground-breaking 1982 arcade game classic, TRON.  Hear from RMIT Future Play Lab gamemaker Troy Innocent, RMIT PlaceLab’s Kiri Delly and multimedia specialist Uyen Nguyen prior to the screening, as they … Continued

New course to boost games design skills in Southeast Asia

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RMIT University in partnership with Infinite Learning have launched their first short course in games design at Nongsa Digital Park in Indonesia, as part of a strategic partnership signed between the two institutions in late 2021. The course, an Introduction to Game Design (2D), has been developed by RMIT’s College of Vocational Education to boost … Continued

Emma Watkins Stars In New Campaign For Nintendo Switch

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2nd August 2023 – Nintendo Australia has today announced that multi-talented Australian children’s entertainer, singer, actress, and dancer, Emma Watkins, is the latest celebrity to appear in a brand campaign for Nintendo Switch.   In the new campaign, Emma shows how Nintendo Switch plays a role in her busy lifestyle, with games such as Ring Fit Adventure, Animal Crossing: New … Continued

How good or evil are you when gaming?

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Researchers have built their own computer game to test the impact of meters that show players the morality of their decisions. Two papers published by Macquarie University researchers reveal that most of us ignore the meter when a moral choice is clear, but we use it when the choice is more morally ambiguous. And some … Continued